Delta College - Gnosis Yearbook (University Center, MI)

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COLLEGE OF COMMUNITY SERVICE FACULTY

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ELEANOR A. CALLAHAN, instructor in fundamentals of nursing, earned her diploma in nursing from Presentation School of Nursing, her B.S. and M.S. in nursing from Wayne State University. Her previous positions include operating room supervisor in McKennan Hospital; head nurse at South Dakota State Sanitorium; and head nurse, clinical instructor and presently assistant director of Nursing Education at Herman Kiefer Hospital. Miss Callahan is director of the Council of Catholic Nurses, archdio¬ cese of Detroit, and is licensed to practice nursing in Michigan, South Dakota, and California. NANCY L. HOFFMAN, instructor in maternal and child health in the School of Nursing, has worked at Saginaw County Hospital, University of California at Los Angeles Medi¬ cal Center, Culver City Hospital, and St. Luke’s Hospital in Saginaw. She earned her B.S. at C.M.U., M.A. at Columbia University, and her nursing Certificate at Mercy Central School of Nursing. She is a member of the American Nurses Association, the program Chairman for the Saginaw District Nurse’s Association, and Vice-Chairman of the Administrators, Consultants, and Teachers section of the Michigan State Nurses Association. CRYSTAL (MORSE) LANGE received a B.S. in nursing from the University of Michi¬ gan and an M.S. in nursing from Wayne State University. Previous professional experience includes work at University Hospital, Ann Arbor; Reid Memorial Hospi¬ tal; St. Mary’s Hospital, Tuscon; Pima County Hospital, Tuscon; Saginaw General Hospital. She is a member of the American Nurses Association, National Lea gue for Nursing, University of Michigan Alumnae Association, and is an enrolled Red Cross nurse. At Delta she is an instructor in medical-surgical nursing. 21

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John H. Brinn, Dean of the College of Community Service, has worked as a news commentator during World War II, a high school teacher and principal, and a college teacher. In his leisure time, Dean Brinn enjoys bowling, reading, camping with his family, and Boy Scout work (he is chairman of a troop committee). But Dean Brinn’s chief interest is the success of Delta College. He is especially devoted to the task of providing educational opportunities for all who need and desire the service which may be appropriately rendered by the College of Community Service.